Translation is required for miRNA-dependent decay of endogenous transcripts
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M. Pelizzola | A. C. Marques | J. Tan | C. Ciaudo | R. Dreos | Harry Wischnewski | Stefano de Pretis | Adriano Biasini | Baroj Abdulkarim | Mattia Pelizzola
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